One of Wicked Pictures' many imports from Marc Dorcel, "No Limit" posits the Gallic label's top star Melanie Coste as a motorcycle racer rather than just another glamourpuss. She's unconvincing under the helmet but solid under the sheets.
This sort of B-movie programmer is as old a format as any, and the female casting lacks any thematic point, soon devolving into the usual in & out footage. The bad guy is played by perhaps Dorcel's favorite heavy, Horst Baron, whose almost-mainstream bit of crossover was to serve as Willem Dafoe's stunt cock in the execrable Von Trier junker "Antichrist".
Director Mezori, hardly one of Dorcel's A-team on the creative end, keeps the sex scenes concise and plentiful, something of a lost art nowadays. It was nice to see Nomi in a leading role, one of the unsung toilers who never got the big publicity push of a Coste or Silvia Saint.
This sort of B-movie programmer is as old a format as any, and the female casting lacks any thematic point, soon devolving into the usual in & out footage. The bad guy is played by perhaps Dorcel's favorite heavy, Horst Baron, whose almost-mainstream bit of crossover was to serve as Willem Dafoe's stunt cock in the execrable Von Trier junker "Antichrist".
Director Mezori, hardly one of Dorcel's A-team on the creative end, keeps the sex scenes concise and plentiful, something of a lost art nowadays. It was nice to see Nomi in a leading role, one of the unsung toilers who never got the big publicity push of a Coste or Silvia Saint.